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Originally Posted by daffy4u
Quack (from the duck who *is* in advertising... sort of). Any misleading information is all my fault. I take full responsibility. I probably scanned it wrong.  Now I have go back to work.[/QUOTe
You can't take responsibility for something that had nothing to do with you. The above conversations were between two people arguing over the meaning of a word in a phrase.
I thought RM's replies were articulate and clever. You want to see meanness? Go to the "Blatantly political rant' site. Which is why I so try to stay away from discussing politics, religion or the origin of the cosmos..... |
Ah, heck ... if the duck wants to take the blame ... let the duck take the blame. And, there are people out there who just shouldn't get into discussions about ... well, about anything. Especially if they don't understand that there is a distinction between a "right of access" and "practical access." Just because someone has a "right" to access the books in the Kindle store doesn't mean they will have (or will ever have) a practical method to actually exercise that right.
I don't happen to think an ad that implies unlimited access in a country were there is maybe 33 percent coverage (just looking at the map) is being honest with the consumer.
Now, how the poster took that argument and turned it into a personal attack ... your guess is as good as mine as to that.